The Quebec chronicle, 10 juin 1913, mardi 10 juin 1913

[" aa A cod.TODAY'S WEATHER.Fair and Cool.= TEMPERATURES.24 Hours Eading 8 p.m.Yesterday, ESTABLISHED 1764.QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.Summer Drinks K D.Srith's Grape Julcs.s.E.D.Smith's Ras à Welch's Grape Juice .Fry's Lemon Squash .[PR Fry's Lime Juice Cordial.Montserrat Lime Juice.The Messina Lemonade .s\u2026\u2026\u2026 P.AND G.GINGER ALE.\u201cThe Quality Kind\".We prepay freight on all $25.00 orders.\u201c81.20 per dox A.GRENIER Established-1882, 94-96 John Street.Phones 1247-1245 WIRELESS REPORTS STEAMER ON FIRE CUBAN SHIP OLINDA, IN MID.ATLANTIC, IS MAKING FOR NEAREST PORT.New York, June 9\u2014A wireless despatch was received here early this morning saying that the Cuban steam- tr Olinda was on fire in her No, 1 bold, which was making for the nearest port but did not give her position.The Olinda sailed from New York fast Friday with passengers and merchandise.She is destined for Cuban ports.In the absence of details, officials of the Munson line believed that the Olinda might head for Charleston, S.C., and that she would probably arrive there tomorrow morning.The Olinda, primarily a freighter, had aboard a crew vf fiity-one and six passengers.four of whom are Cubans.The names of the passengers were withheld at the office of the line, pending receipt of more definite news from the vessel.Little apprehension is felt here regarding the Olinda\u2018s safety.She is a schooner-rigged.stecl.single-screw steamer.built in 1887.and is owned by the Cuban Marine Company of Havana.by which she is chartered to the Munson line.She is 309 feét long, has a 40-foot beam.22 foot depth of hold and 1,492 net tonnage.ACTION MAY RESULT IN HOTEL PROPERTY SALE.Mrs.M.J.Boivin.of Levis, has, | through her attorney.Mr.J.A.Lane, K.C, taken an action in licitation against Mr.James Gibson, Je.in his quality of tutor, ad hoc.to the minor children of the plaintiff.This action will result in the Judicial sale of the well-known property \u201cVictoria Hotel\u201d in South Quebec, and the amount claimed .is $30,000, which is the value; claimed for said hotel.GEORGE WYNDHAM DIES IN PARIS FORMER CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND, AUTHOR Ob LAND PURCHASE ACT, _\u2014 London, June 9\u2014The death of the Right Hon, George Wyndham, who was Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1900 to 1905 in the Right Hon A.J.Balfour's Conservative Cabinet, ne- curred today in Paris, according tu private despatches receiver here.He was in his fiftieth year and had heen Conservative member of Parliament for Dover since 1889.Mr.Wyndham was born in London on August 29, 1863, the eldest son of the Hon.Percy Wyndham and Madeleine Campbell, daughter of Sir Guy Campbell, Bart., and grand-daughter of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, the Irish patriot.He was educated at Eton and at the Royal Molitary College at Sandhurst.At the age of twenty he joined the Coldstream Guards.Before he vas twenty-two he had faced the perils of war, having fought in the Suakin Expedition.and won medal and star.He was only twenty-four when he became private secretary to Mr.Balfour in Ireland.The next year he was elected to Parliament for Dover, and he had etd the seat ever since.WANT NINE INNINGS IN BASEBALL MATCHES.The baseball fans who attended last Sunday's matches at the Exhibition Grounds, are not altogether satisfied with the result of the games, as they claim that 9 innings should be played before a decision is arrived at.However.the rules of the City League are to the effect that the first match in a double header match should he concluded at 3.20, so as to allow the second match to be played, but those who attend these matches would like jte see the rule changed 30 as to have the nine innings played in both the * matches.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Popular All the most popular books years\u2014 JOHN E.WA Opposite (Permerty Fine Steak, Chops Strawberry Short 12 Fabrique St.\u201cJOHNNIE Works of Fiction 20C.Everyone a guud book, for sale at 11 St.John Street.Call in and take a look ov \u2014 \u2014 Breakfast Rolls and Home-Made Bread VALIQUET'S KILMARN that Fave come out in the last ten each US LSH'S Reg'd., er them.City Hall ef Besten) and Coffee.Cake.1526 Phone OCK WALKER\" THE STANDARD SCOTCH WHISKY | SUFFRAGETTE LEADERS ARE NOW ON TRIAL LITTLE PUBLIC INTEREST SHOWN IN PROCEEDINGS AT OLD BAILEY.London, June 9\u2014The trial of the suffragette leaders charged with conspiracy under thy Malicious Damage to Property Act began today at the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey.The accused comprised Miss Harrie Kerr, Misa Agnes Lake, Miss Rachel Barrett, Mrs.Beatrice Saunders, Miss Annie Kenney, Miss Laura Lennox and Ewdy Clayton, the analytical chemist alleged to have acted as adviser to the suffragettes in their cam- Ppaigns.MRS.DRUMMOND ABSENT.Mrs.Flora Drummond.who was originally charged together with the other prisoners, did not appear, as the case aga:nat her had been postponed until July, owing to her illness.Little interést appeared to be shown by the general public in the trial.and there were only à few women in Court who.like the prisoners, wore a black band on their left arms as a sign of mourning for Miss Emily Wilding Davison, the militant suffragette.There was a big array of counsel when the case opened.Sir John A.Simon, the Solicitor-General, was the leading barrister on beha!f of the government.which is acting as prosecutor, while Richard David Muir, one of the best known barristers, was the leader for the defence.FALL FROM WINDOW KILLS AGED WOMAN Kingston.Ont.June 9\u2014Mrs.J.Grimshaw.80 years ot age, met death at Marlbank as a result of falling out of a window.She was feeble minded and stayed with a daughter, Mrs.Henry Wagar.RUMOR GREAT NORTHERN HAS \"LEASED WESTERN DOMINION Calgary, Alb, June 9\u2014I¢ is rumored h-re today that the Great Northern Railway has acquired the charter of the Western Dominion Railway, covering the construction of a line through the country southwest of Calgary, through the lands now being prospected ior ail.$300,000 ICE PLANT I FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA, Philadelphia.June 9\u2014The plant of the American Ice Company \u2018at Glenwood and Columbia avenues, was com pletely destroyed when a score of small dwellings surrounding it were badly damaged today by fire.The total loss is estimated at $300.000.Trains on the New York division of the Pennsylvania Railroad.the tracks of which run near the burned plant, were delayed for several hours by the flames.Eight firemen and four nther persons were injured.WESTON LEADS ENNIS 24 MILES IN LONG HIKE Scranton, Pa.June 9\u2014Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian, who left New York last Monday on a \u201chike\u201d to Minneapolis, reached Susquehanna.Pa.shortly after six o'clock this morning, leaving there two hours later for Binghamton, N.Y.John Ennis, his aged rival in ths transcontinental walk.who st out from New York a day after \\Weston, arrived at Susquehanna tonight after walking fifty miles from Hankins, N.Y.Ennis is 24 miles behind Weston, and says he expects to pass him at Buffalo.CATCH TORONTO PHONE BOX THIEVES REDHANDED Toronts, June 9.\u2014The two men who are thought to be responsible for the series of thefts in telephone pay stations that have been going on for nearly a month were trapped in a store today, owing to the presence of mind of Mervine Brown, druggist at 145 Roncesvailes Avenue.Mr.Brown noticed the two men come into the store and enter the telephone cabinet.and having réad of the robberies that have been committed lately.became suspicious.- Walking past the booth he discovered that the men were acting in a peculiar manner, so locking the front door of his store and trapping the men inside.he ran to a ne-r- by phone and notified the detecti-e office.CLEARWATER ELECTION CASE IN CALGARY COURT Calgary.Alb\u2026 June 9\u2014The Supreme Court has now before it the appeal nf H.W.McKenney, the Liberal can- date in the recent election in the Clearwater, against the order of Judge Beck to the returning officer to count five disputed ballots.Frank Ford.for the appellant.stated that the court had no power to make the nrder, saying it had only certain rights prescribed in the Election act.An attempt was made by C.C.McColl.K.C.who appears for the Conservative candidate, to have the appeal quashed on thé ground that the returning officer did not make the appeal.Alex Stuart, K.C., appears for Jos.Clarke, the independent candlate.and the case will be furchés Sued tomarrow, ¢ - CURGROGGSQUOAGN OO CABINET MINISTER TO WED DAYGNTER OP HON.THOMAS WRITE.Ottawa, June $\u2014Hon.Geo.FE.Perley, Minister without portfolio in Mr.Borden's Government, is to bs married on Wednesday to Miss White, of Ottawa, daughter of the late Hon.Thomas White.The event will be celebrated very quietly.Miss White is ome of the leading soci; ures of Ottawa.« aus oO MASON ON ON CANADA NÉSLECTS MIDBLE: CLASSES T.W.SHEFFIRLD SAYS EFFORT SHOULD BE MADE TO BRING THEM HERP \u2014_\u2014 Montreal, June 9=T.W.Sheffield, former industrisl commissioner for Regina, has arrived in the city after a twelve months\u2019 tour in England, where he has been engaged in the organization of the Canadian Information and Development Bureau.The Canadian Information Bureau makes its appeal chiefly to the \u201cmiddle classes\u201d of England.It is Mr.Sheffield's contention that these classes have in the past been disregarded in publicity and immigration work.A free inquiry department to be established in connection with the Bureau will supply reliable first-hand information about prospects in any particular field of activity.\u201cI contend,\u201d Mr, Shefield said.\u201cthat the middle classes of England, who are recognized as being the leaders and backbone of the country in art, literature, and science, have been neglected by the Dominion, and provincial Governments, and by the local Boards of Trade tn Canada.\u201cWith regard to the assistance which we hope to give to British manufacturers, we shall particularly endeavor to sti the trade in products, which agg abt manufacsared Nn Camada, so t ere will be no Question of compétiag with Canadian factories.The competition will, therefore, rather be between English manufacturers and those of the United States.I know from experience that a large part of the Canadian trade now in the hands of American manufacturers,, could be captured by British firms.The bureau will give to manufacturers any information they may need, and investors and small traders will receive every assistance it is possible to give.\u201cThere are hundreds of quickly rising towns in Canada, of which United States manufacturers supply about two-thirds of the commodities, owing principally to the apathy of the manufacturers of Great Britain, An awakening is necessary if the trade between Canada and Great Britain is to be stimulated.\u201d Mr.Sheffield is at present touring through Canada, lecturing and meeting presidents of Boards of Trade, with a view to the formation of an associated Board of Trade for Canada.with a central bureau in London, and branch bureaus in other cities.HRI EEE The Weather HADEN MOE Toronto, June 9.\u2014The pronounced area of high pressure is now centered over the Great Lakes and eco! weather has prevailed in all districts from Orntario to the Maritime provinces.In the west it has been fine and decidedly warm.Minimum and maximum temperatures: Victoria, 50, 68; Kamloops, 56, 66; Calgary.50, 84: Edmonton, 52, 86; Battleford, 50, 86: Prince Albert, 46, 84; Qu'Appelle, 48.78: Winnipeg, 44, 74; Port Arthur.36, 64: Parry Sound, 36.60; London, 32, 65: Toronto.41, 58; Kingston, 40, 62; Ottawa.38, 60; Montreal, 44, 60: Quebec, 40, 60; St.John, 46, 58; Halifax, 40, 56, Forecast: Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate winds; fine and a little warmer, Ottawa and Upper Lawrence: Fine; not much change in temperature, Lower Law'ence and Gulf: Moderate westery and northwesterly winds: .r the most part fair and cool.Mariwune: Moderate winds; fair and cool.Superior: Moderate winds; fine, a tlc higher temperature, Manitoba: Fine and decidedly warm.Saskatchewan: Fair and decidedly warm.Saskatchewan: Fair and decidedly warm.Alberta: Unsettied with local thunderstorms but partly fair, DAILY ALMANIC, Tuesday, June 10th.l6tst day of year: Summer begins in 12 days.Sun rises 3.51 am.sets 7.37 p.m.: day 15 hours 46 minutes long; increase 7 hours 14 minutes.Moon rises.10.13 am: moon in Gergee, moon in first quarter tomorrow, Hi à © o < Ÿ o o © © \u201c a e © « © © a e \u201c a © o © o \u201c a a o of a Oo © od 2 o & a h tide 1001 a.m.: height 16.; 1036 pm.height 14,7 inches, ¢ Low tide $.00 nm se »m td 1000 + Duo te BRITISH OFFICIALS DISCREDIT YARN KNOWN.OF GERMAN SPY SAYS PLANS OF TWO OF THE LATEST BATTLE.\u201d8 ARE Make Slightest Co New York, June 9\u2014The plans of two of the latest type of British bat- tie-cruisers, the Ajax and the Queen Mary, which were sacredly guarded by the British Admiralty, are in the pos session of a rival government, according to a new pevelation, made to the \u201cAmerican\u201d b; Armguard Karl Graves cently released from Barlinny Prison, Scotland.Aside from declaring that it was out will not tell how ire came into possession of the secret.ALLEGATIONS ARE RIDICULED IN LONDON.London, June 9\u2014Ridicule is poured here on the extraordinary story told by Karl Graves.Nobody believes a | o.word of his statement about the Bri- | 7 tish secret service.The numbers he gives as those of the Fleet Street | e secret service do not exist.The telephone number he gives is that of the official with whom he claims to have worked.is that of a world-famous , stubbornly refusing t make the slightest concession, war between the more imminent.negative reply to the Servian note-\u2014 8 former German agent who was re- rand nothing indicates that she will answer otherwise\u2014Servia and Greece will proclaim the annexation of the \" occupied Macedonian territories, through the efforts that the highly thereby establishing a dafinite casus prized plan were secured, Graves belli.situation consists in the belief that Bulgaria is lacking the sinews of war.Servia and Greece are not only better situated in this respect but also calmness with which Servia appar- BELIEVED BULGARIA is A BALKAN QUARREL OVER SPOILS MAKES FOR WAR Bulgaria And Servia Stubbornly Refuse To ncession=-Bulgars\u2019 Lack of Funds May Compe! Peace 8 London, June 9\u2014With both sides alkan states is hourly becoming If Bulgaria sends a BULGARIA NEEDS MONEY.The only hopeful feature of the CCUpY superior strategical positions \u2018hese facts probably account for the ntly regards the prospects of war.WILL DECLINE TO TREAT.Belgrade, Servia, June 9\u2014General dressmaker.telligence Officer mentioned by him.tirely discredited here.WEST HAS BEEN HALT FOR A TIME.but reassuring.about that.till the effect of this has worn off.\" Maxwell was asked.ada, neither can lower provinces.many ways.\u201d \u201cHave you Alberta in mind?\" has been anything but wise.tion will help them out in the end.\u201d \u201cSir Maxwell is of the halt for a time.STRIKE OF TORONTO CARPENTERS AT END Toronto, Ju 9\u2014Eighty-five per cent of the string carpenters were back at work today and 253 firms have acceded to their demands.The only concession mad- by the men was the withdrawal of the demand for weekly payment.The employers agreed to the clause giving the men 45 cents an hour and an agreement was signed by them with the union.PROMISES CANAL OPEN TO ALL SHIPS IN JAN, 1915.New York, June 9\u2014\"By Januarythrough the nama Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific vceans.\u201d declared Col.George WV.Goethals, chief engineer of the canal zone.who arrived here toright on the steamer Pastores from Colon.\u201cI shall send à vessel through the canal just as soon as we get water into it.\" continued the chief engineer, \u201cI promised that the Fram, used by Amundsen ie discovering the South Pole, should go frst, but the initial In the Navy List there is no officer of the name given by him as that of the Naval Intelligence officer whom he met at the Fleet Street office, though there is in the Army List published by the War Office an official bearing the name of the Military In- In short, Graves\u2018 stories are en- - OVERBORROWING SIR MAXWELL AITKEN SAYS CANADA WILL HAVE TO Montreal, June 9\u2014While Sir Maxwell Aitken, British M.P.who arrived here today from England.is as optimistic as ever regarding the future of Canada, he regards the immediate outlook in the money market as anything \u201cCanada has been over-borrowing.\" he remarked in the course of an interview.\u201cThere can be no question The provinces and municipalities have been getting too much monty.and nox we will have to wait \u201cDo you refer to Quebec or Ontario with regard to over-borrowing?\" Sir \u201cNe, I am not referring to old Cananything be saia against the financial methods of the The west.however, has been going too iast in a great \u201cYes,\u201d he replied.\u201cthat is where the shoe pinches.Albertas financing The western municipalitics generally have also been going it as a rapid pace, but of course the wonderful development and rapidly increasing popula- inion, however, that Canada will meet no serious setback, but she will have to 1915, anything that floats can pass: a Radomir Putaik, chief of the general staff of the Servian army, arrived here today by special train to attend the war council which will be held under the presidency of the King.The Bulgarian reply to the Servian note respecting a revision of the treaty of alliance, which it is believed is in the negative, is expected at an early date.Preparations for war continue and the hospitals are being re-opened.SERVIAN MINISTER TO BULGARIA GOES HOME.London, June 10\u2014A Sofia despatch to the Daily Mail sad Wat the departure of the Servian Minister, accompanied by his family, for Belgrade, has caused much comment.Bulgaria's reply to the Servian note the despatch adds, will be to the effect that Bulgaria is not in a position to make concessions of any kind, as she feels that she is absolutely in the right and that Servia's claims are totally unfounded.TURKS MAY FIGHT FOR BULGARIA IN THE WAR Safia, June 9\u2014The president of the volunteer societies has received a telegram from Shumla.stating that 1,000 Turks who are exempt from military service desire to form a corps to serve Bulgaria in the event of war.TENTATIVE PLAN TO GIVE SERVIA SEAPORT London, June 9.\u2014 The ambassadorial conference today discussed the question of providing Servia with a commercial outlet to the sea.A tentative plan was adopted and will be submitted to the home governments for further consideration.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 MANY THINK ARMS IMPORT GREAT JOKE London, June 9.\u2014All sorts of gossip continues to surround the recent discovery of several cases of rifles at Belfast and Dublin.The Government\u2019s intentions are still unknown.It is now said that the seizure of the arms was due entirely to tte Customs officials, and that the Executive is not concerned.It is also said that the consignees ntean to contest the legality nf the seizure in the Courts.But the consignees are not named, and everybody mentioned as knowing something about the incident disclaims ali knowledge of it.The idea that the whole thing was an expensive joke is borne out by the assertion of the Radical Daily Chronicle that the Belfast consignment of rifles was practically useless because.the guns were so antiquated that no CANADA'S PROMISE IS PLEDGED, SAYS PREMIER BORDEN WRITES BRITISH ADMIRALTY THAT THE MONEY WILL BE FORTHCOMING, Ottawa, June 9\u2014Following th?announcement which he made in the House on Friday, it is understood that the Prime Minister, on behalf of the Government, is forwarding to the British Admiralty an official communication to the effect that at a later date legislation will be introduced, whereby Canada will pay for the construction of, or acquire, the three new battleships Great Britain will build in view of the Senate having killed the Borden Naval Bill, PLANS OF MINISTERS.As stated previously this legislation will be introduced only when the government is assured of the passage of the measure by the Senate.However, by the creation of new Senators au thorized by the British North Ameri en Aët, by increased representation from the West, and by making allow ances for other vacancies, the Senate will become Conservative in a year or so, whether or not reform by » constitutional amendment is brought about.A series of Cabinet Councils now in progress will dispose of the depart mental routine and some more press ing business, and then the Ministers, after a tiring session, will proceed to take holidays.The Premier has made no plans as yet.Mr.Cochrane left today to inspect the Intercolonial Railway, and Col.Hughes goes out with General Sir lan Hamilton on his military in spections.Mr.Pelletier will go to Quebec for a rest and Mr.Hazen to St John te attend the wedding of his daughter, Afterwards he will take a trip to ine spect the St.Lawrence and the lighte houses.Mr.Rogers leaves tomorrow for Winnipeg.and later in the summer will, for the first time visit the coast, The Hon.Martin Burrell plans going te England in July.The Hon.Me, Perley, while the others are away, * will be the man on the job, and act às Premier.Towards the autumn the Hon.W.T.White, L.P.Pelletier, and J.D, Hazen plan to go west, while Mr, Cochrane will inspect the Grand Trunk Pacific.DULUTH SUPERIOR TO REDUCE DIVIDENDS Toronto.June 9\u2014Dotuth Superior directors today announced a reduce tion in the dividend on the common stock from 5 to 4 per cent.The ace tion taken is, it is understood.& sequel to the strike last fall, which cut: a hole in the company\u2019s surplus which has not since been made up, though earnings are pretty good.The annual statement for last year showed that, as a result of the strike, net earning had decreased $74.000, and the 1911 balance of $25.715 had been replaced by a deficit for the year of existing cartridges would nt them.$71,000.THAT WE SHUW Far surpass any that we have THE NEW WALL ee T\u2014 PERS THIS SPRING.ever offered before Yet the price is no greater.There artopportunities for exclusive and ind» passage will probably be made by a smaller craft.\u201d Of the frequent landslides reported along the cana Col.Goethals said such slips are to be expected until the high danks become eroded to a gradient sufficient to overcome R gravity.\u2018vidual treatments that will rake your house different from neighbor's that we'd be glad to suggest, = your MARCHANT BROS 122% ARTILLERY ST. The @nrebee Chronicle haar \u2014 the Chronicle Printing Comanager, at the building of the h insertion Subseriptions: Daily, $3.00 per annum.Weekly, Printed and published b ga , D.Watson, General of ny, 9 Busde Street, Quebec.Advertisements: 15 cents per agate line eac! per annum in advance.QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.2 AN OBJECT LESSON.cemity antagonistic te Cauadianiem.New, is .this true, or if true ina measure does it imply.the \u2018conde- quences attributed to it! Stripped of its old and terrifying meanings, the term Imperialiam today stauds in the tuinds of the people who call themselves Imperialists, for the doctrine of British unity, for the proposition that, in some way, by some means, this group of sovereign states which constitutes what we know as the British Empire, should hang together.To interpret this as implying ¢ lization is perhaps not incorrect.There is centralisation now, so far as THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.GREATEST HEADAGHE CURE IN THE WORLD Towns of Ghrese Sripopsh urd N \u201cfret ims\u201d Shanley, Ont., Sept.23rd, 1910.\u201cYou certainly have the greatest Headache Cure in the world.Before in stone and building materials of | every description, .and to.purchèse.hold and dispose of property acquired for the purposè of erecting buildings thereon; (f) To act as manufacturers\u2019 agents, or commission agents in al kinds of products and raw materials and manufactured articles, goods, wares, merchandise and commodities of every description manufactured or dealt in by the company; (5).To acquire all or any part of the good-will, rights, property and assets, including any option, concession or [Boys Sailor Suits Ladies White - \".Duck Skirts Girls Summer TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.|Garden Hose + Reels Harduma GHINIC ses, St.Peter St, Lower Town Branoh : Fabrique Street, Upper Town \u2018ehti the Crown is concerned.But further centralization | \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d - t ho was alighting from a| A A | \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d came before the pub \u2018 ption, arate pr Me Knocked ci by an uuto- | Will only be effected if the states consider it in their lic, 1 suffered tortures from Head: | the like, of any individual, firm, asso- Cott Dr 8S Lawn Mowers, .y A ; interests.There will be ion.1t will come | aches caused by Stomach Disorders.ciation or corporation, and to pay on © es 9 nd the no compulsion.It n Grass Shearsmobile whith came up from behind emphasizes i ; One of your travellers called on me | for the same, wholly or in part i th need for caution on the part of all motorists in this | about, if at all, as the result of the free action of free | rhen 1 had one of my raging Head- | cash or bonds, or in payment or part respect.That such accidents are not more frequent | Pen, UNI for common objects, and perhaps aband- | Joho and had my head almost raw | Payment thereof to allot and issue.Our stock of these ssasonable AGRICULTURAL TOOLS may be attributed more to good luck than sny excess oning fréedom of individual action in some respects | from external applications.He in.{3% fully paid-up, and Tne or | goods will be found well assorted, fine f all .of earefu an the part of some chauffeurs.Some for the purpose of gaining greater freedom in other | sisted on my trying \u201cFruit-a-tives.\u201d shares of the capital stp à oy mot: quality, lew prices.oi a descriptions Lness : sthout | directions.The argument that centralization, sof | did so with what 1 would cat | BAW WTLICE 80 ise di of - \u2014 : of the latter apparently pass a stopping car without |.\u2018 Ce amazing results.They completely (h) To sell, or otherwise dispose du fa any degree.limited, so controlled, and so supplying equalizing ad- | FUE FU SL kd (meals iJ | the whole or any part of the property.| White Duck Skirts\u2014Plain and em- | POULTRY NETTING In many other cities here are by-laws governing vantages, is necessarily antagonistic to true Canadian- years ago) it is only necessary for me asses, Tights, undertakings oe ment broidery trimmed, for ladies, at $1.25, and FENCING cases of this kind and the cars are either obliged to iam, does not, on its face, convince.; to take one occasionally to preserve or th e tata olly or part a ah, | $225 $2.35, $2.48, $275, 3298, $3.75.: * slow up when passing ears or to take the side of the of ana eo eras wa rational, ae logical me in my present good health PITT bonds, stocks, or other securities on Boys\u2019 Sailor Suits, in vite duck, WINDOW FLY SCREENS street ill be meeting the cars ins e M.\"any corporation or company; (i) Toit ., $l.- ; : where they wil be 5 and as natural as the existence of a Canadian spirit?| .Dealers everywhere have \u201cFruit-a- [apply for, purchase or otherwise ac- trimmed navy, at $125, $1.35.$168 pe soming up from behind.Perhaps it may not be long Pp $1.88 General Sot.que as lation of the kind.An Imperial spirit not based merely on a transplanted | tives\u201d at 50c a box, 6 for S2.50\u2014trial iquire any patents, licenses, conces- [9\" .ral and Heavy Hard ware ore Quebec has some regulatio English epirit, but on à Canadian spirit of the highest size.25¢ or sent on receipt of price by | sions and the like, conferring any > Girls\u2019 Summer Dresses, in print and \u2014 + THE FARMERS' BANK.patriotism, arising from a couviction that Canada\u2019s ruita-tives Limited, Ouawa.Fiend vo \u2018une any secret or oiher infor- fancy ginghams, at 75e, 85c, 95e.si $ J SH : der tha lute can beat be served by its continued inclusion NO LYNCHING QUESTION.| mation as to any invention or process, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.68, $1.75, $2.25.a Us .The anpouncement of the Government Leader that, within the Empire, and that Imperial citizenship will |\u201c; understard you went over to and to turn to account, sell, Tease or | Ladies Sweater Coats, \u2018in whitg and depositors in the Farmers\u2019 Bank will be recouped | call for the development of the broadest and highest | Crimson Gulch \u2018and lynched the otherwise deal in such patents, licen- grey, at $300, $3.25, S368 Hardwa M \u2018from public funds ought to be accepted everywhere | type of Canadian citizenship wrong man?\u201d ses or concessions; a To erect, con ' dh atatd re.Merchants ° struct.maintain and operate on the Boys Buster Suits, in colored cot- tuns.for young boys, at 98c, $1.10, $1.25.Boys Duck Blouses, trimmed navy, detachable collars and cuffs, at $1.20, \u201cNo,\u201d replied Three-Fingered Sam.\u201cYou can't lynch the wrong man in Crimson Gulch.We jest got Plute Pete a litt'e bit ahead of his turn.\u201d with satisfaction.Mr.Borden has adopted the view lof the situation urged upon him from many quarters [schere the facts were known.In taking this step the Prime Minister very properly says that no precedent established.There was the direct Government re- property of the company, or on property controlled by the company, buildings, factories, plant and machinery of all kinds, tramways and railway sidings on lands owned or .18 St.John St.| Base Ball Supplies < Comment of The Press ibility in this case.Card-playing is & social device which ¢nables uninteresting people to endure one anotber.\u2014Philadel- Exceptional Chance cofitrolled by the company, reservoirs, dams, flumes, aqueducts, roads, piers, $1.35, $1.40, $1.58, $1.75, $1.88.Golf Balls, Bags, Clubs \u2018That there was not due care and oversight ex- Foot Balls and Costumes, phia Public Ledger.wharves, shops, mills, warehouses and Boys\u2019 Duck Knickers, in good qual- fo Let ised by the Department of Finance of the Laurier a othel\u201d works, and machinery, plant, ity material, at 386, 40¢, 45c, 50c, 656, .verni he is rfl | ry trp con 0 de Pak nied by | IN TN ART OP THE Sn ey Wk Fo Fishing Tassle O neglect of Mr.Fielding and his.friends the 8 male bodyguard.That is right.Man is the natural BUSINESS CENTRE OF manufacture and deal in all kinds of Boys' Long Duck Pants, in the reg- e Outfite \u2018armers\u2019 Bank was enabled to start on its career of ; guardian of woman, and she does well fo recognize QUEBEC.pod tree EE required by the uler sailor style, at $1.25, $1.30.Tol ' TT fraud and dighonesty.The publie naturally believed , 1% as such.T ; .company or its workmen and serv-| White Duck Reefers, for young elephone 573 \u2018 he undersigned having secured |ants: (k) To build, acquire, ows: children, at $3.58, $3.68, $3.98., that à gevernment charter counts for something and |.their funds in its keeping with the result that they, lost all.larger premises is prepared to lease to wholesale trade, manufacturing agents or realty companies doing or desirous of opening trade in this city, SAMPLE ROOM.SHOW WINDOW, OFFICE WAREHOUSE, Sales, display, collections, solicitations, etc.undertaken.Correspondence in- both languages attended to.M.W.COLEMAN, Family Grocer, 98 Bridge 8t, Second door from Joseph Street, next to Caisse D'Economie Bank Sir Wilfrid says the Senate merely asked for à vote of the people.Then how does he defend his own act in moving the six months\u2019 hoist?The avowed purpose in either case was to kill the measure.So why deny it?\u2014London Free Pressfreight, charter, navigate.and use barges, scows.tugs, steam and other! Muslin Bonnets, trimmed lace and vessels; (1) To acquire, develop and embroidery for infants, at 25¢, 30e, © utilize water power for generating | 3.42¢c, S0c, 58¢c, 65c¢.I electricity or otherwise, and to dis- e TER TUR, SUR TER | pose of any surplus electricity or | Silk Bonnets, trimmed 7ibbon and! power so generated by the company \u2018jace, at 38e, 58c, 60c; $1.10, $148.$1.75.i and not required for its own works: | .| (m) To amalgamate with any other | Straw Hats, trimmed black ribbon company having objects altogether or | bands, at 58c, 68¢, 90= i imilar to th \u20ac thi - in part similar to hone Of erwin Ladies Straw Hats, trimmed Bulgapany: (n) To purchase or otherwise acquire and hold stock or shares in rian colors, $1.65, $1.98, $2.68, $2.75, $3.25, $3.88.any other corporation carrying on business, in whole or in part, similar to the business carried on by the \u201c company, netwithstanding the provis- .ions of section 44 of the said Act; | (0) To do all and everything neces: | sary.suitable , convenient or proper for the accomplishment of any pur i 20 Fabrique Strast, pose, or the attainment of any one or more of the objects hereinbefore A GOOD THING.If the past session of Parliament had no other act \u2018te its credit it might well claim to have been not in twain because of the measure of closure which was put {upon the rule book of the Commons of this country.\"The pretence.thst so-called \u2018free speech\u2019 was in (any wise affected by the amended rules was dispelled \u2018by the Senate when in three days the Senators dis- \u2018eussed the navy bill te their heart's content and then voted in regard to its disposal.From this time forward Canada's Parliament will be a much mare\u2019 businesslike organization.Never again will a minority usarp the place of the majority.Not while the riilés \u2018stand will it be possible for half 6 dosen windbags to keep the House sitting in con- GCI Solled walking skirts or house : skirts of light or heavy, dark or colored materials, can be successfully cleaned and pressed look like sew, : © Try our process; charges rea- scnable.: A prominent and successful doctor in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, has just died of blood poisoning contracted while ministering to a **charity\u2019\u2019 patient.He had a hig practice, was making money and could have made much more had he not insisted on giving so much of his time to poor people who could not pay him fees.Such men as this are the world's real martyre No money can pay them, and no medal or monument is needed to commemorate their good deeds.\u2014Montreal Herald.\u2014 THE INPERIAL LADNDRY june7x3 Rimouski Brick and Terra.Cotta Com- Every little while some wore or less eminent scientist announces the discovery of some more or tinuous session for two weeks.The result will be beneficial and this far beyond the mere saving of \u2018time.\u201cIt will require upon the part of the Commoner hehenfter that he be alert, attentive and in his place.The heavy speech made for the benefit of Hansard and the rural voter will no longer drug the members into inactivity.And.when publie business is concluded, the Commoners will re- wee their places in private life which has in some cases been suffering by their absence.FINANCIAL FLURRY.It is noticeable that Canada has alwaÿ® careened in a worldwide financial ! For instance, in 1895 and 1896 while the less than other countries storm.less important cure for disease.In nearly every cass the information follows that the new cure has been tried out on a guinea pig.The latest announcement comes from Prof.Dubois, of France, who infected twelve guinea pigs with tuberculosis and then cured all but one with a remedy taken from oysters.The guinea pig appears to be the \u2018\u2019goat\u2019\u2019 for scientific men all over the world.He has given a great deal of help in the molving of scientific problems.Next time they raise a statue to a famous scientist they should not forget his guinea pig.\u2014Ottawa Journal.Censors, whether they be to determine what mat ter may be permitted through the mails, to determine what plays may be staged.or what films may he shown in our moving picture houses, have ahout the most pany, Limited.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that under the First Part of chapter 79, of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1906, known as \u201cThe Companies Act,\u201d letters patent have been issueu under the Seal of the Secretary of State of Canada.pearing the date the 10th day of May.1913, incorporating James Marmaduke McCarthy, civil engineer; William Price, George Hamilton Thogson, William Molson Dobell and Arthur John Price, merchants; and Henry Edward Price, advocate, all of the city of Quebec, in the province of Quebec, for the following purposes, viz.(a) To carry on the business of manufacturers of enumerated.The operations of the Company to be carried on throughout the Dominion of Canada and elsewhere by the name of \u201cRimouski Brick, & Terra-Cotta Company, Linited.\u201d with a capital stock of one hundred thousand dollars, divided into 1.000 shares of one hundred dollars each.and the chief place nf husiness of the said company to be at the City of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec.Dated at the office of the Secretary of State of Canada, thie 20th day of May, 1913.THOMAS MULVEY, Under Secretary of State.Fentland, Stewart.Gravel and | Themeon, Telephones 314 SINNER.MILLINERY Our annual showing of Ladies\u2019 White Straw and Panama Hats now going on, judging from the numerous and varied styles shown this season ladies\u2019 will be quite satisfied of their visit to our store, Always on hand a large stock of Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hats.* 54 ST.VALIER ST, Tel.3977 LLOYD BROS.CABINET MAKERS.280 Valier Street, Shop, No, 5 Blas ; chet êtres, \u201c arniture of all de: tion repaired and recovered, aloe packed stored or shipped as desired, and repairing.Carpet lazing aad tie, olgsm our specialties, 27 la: States and England were in a trough of depression; 'n © 5] Canada did not suffer to any material extent.Some ; difficult, thankless task that is imposed on any gov.thought that we were not making progress enough but ernment official.It is so very easy to make fun of we were making it all the time in a certain degree, In | them as being prudish, so very easy to demonstrate some respects the situation is somewhat similar today.the impossibility of drawing any line between what Lembard Street and Wall Street are selling stocks at | VaY be permitte:! and what must be prevented that reduced prices and there has been some vague appre- could be justified by argument, that they are at the hension of a panic, but Canada is almost undisturbed.| mercy of anybody who wishes to he disagreeable.And it is remarkable that all eyes seem to be turned There is a practically unanimous opinion that some pressed brick, natural brick, brick of all kinds, terra-cotta, tiles, pottery, drains.hollow ware and sewer pipes, and all products of a like nature, and to import, buy, sell and otherwise deal in the same: (b) To lease, buy, or otherwise acquire, to erect, install and operate mills, plant, machinery and equipment of every kind, necessary or convenient for the prope.press ter Comes + MISSES M.& A.BRONNRIGG MILLINERS \u20ac6 John St.PE \u2018Yciobie Summer Residence en this country and on its power of relieving the situation.Lately Canedian Pacific: stock has gone down, | two people could be expected to agree in cvery case sharply in London and New York'on selling orders | 3 to whether a series of actions or pictures were pro- rom Berlin and Montreal, but it began to rise again the other day.Even in London, Canada holds the contre of the stage.A London financial correspondent restraint may be placed on what may be put on ex- | hibition for the preservation of publie morals.No per or not.The very best thing we can do is to appoint men of good repute, experience, and sound judgment.to act as judges, and to these men, if we are not carrying on of 1fe company\u2019s manufacturing business: (¢) To acquire by purchase, lease, or otherwise and to hold.use, improve, manage, lease, sell, and dispose of lands, real estate and immovable property necessary or suitable for the due carrying on of thy company\u2019s business; (d) To issue fully paid-up shares, bonds and debent- For sale at Lake St.Joseph, half «say oetween ihe C.N.Ry.hotel and White Hotel, House of 10 rooms, 1 large boathouse and wharf, 1 dressing bath house, 1 stable and coach house, 1 ice house; splendid view on the lake.Close to 600 feet frontage on the, lake, of which about 100 feet of sana beach.{ * goRIGHiL NCENUINE MERCHANT TAILOR.187 St.John St, Begs to announce that he has received a splendid assortment if of the latest cloth for Spring : to make fools of ourselves by making it impossible to | uies, or other securities of the com-| Also 4 building, fots on the noi] s Suiti Fi | { +The long-dreaded collapse has come at last.It is do what we admit must be done for the public good, | pany.in payment or part payment of front, and 2 behind, but with right of and Summer uit nes irst- now heped that the past two days have seen the worst | *° must accord the largest measure of trust and good se pes ee Sie is vor ee building Jots on St: Bowar of class workmanship and perfect af it.Our stock exchange is holding up well uuder | ill possible.There is one thing certain, the present | company may acquire under the pro- | Cyrille street and Cartier avenue, and» Imitatlens : fit guaranteed.heavy pressure from various quarters.censors of films son the moving pictures will not | visions hereof; ce) To make, perform | 2 on Grande Ne of 34x 132 feet, i ns ; | as \u2018great deal depends on Canada; if nothing serious hap- kill anything that is of vital moment for the benefit of | and carry out contracts for the con- | or 1 lot of 68x 132.16 | pens, these markets will have à hanes to ren \"ap art or of learning in our midst.1f occasionally they struction, completion and improve.NAP.G.KIROUAC, | Sold on the |.| , tl p recover, i ; .5 ment of buildings and structures of Investment and Real Estate, norits a + otherwise they may have further shocks.The action | ¥ill something that someone else might have possed, | every kind.and to that end to car 56 St.Peter St, Quebec.| À A the Dominioë Government in financing the imme.| 00 harm is done.\u2014Witness.on the business of general dealers JnSxtf | te needs of the Canadian Northern and Grand ; a BE APE v Trunk Pacific Railways was warmly approved here, Many mine catastrophies are directly due ta the Tome ares and it is believed to have averted a possible crash.\u201d movement of the earth, shown in the tendency of the Whatever convulsions may.occur elsewhere Can.ground around the pit to sink, and internally by the | Oo ada's position seems pretty sound.The continued | COOP in the vault and in the sides of the mine; such ; expenditure of large sums of money on railway con- | dislocations are due pot only to the pressure of the | Tele hone 147 20 to 40 Per Cont .struction must quicken trade.There is every indica- weight of the ground, but to latent pressure resulting A c A ; tion of another bumper crop this summer in the West, from internal motion still in progress, though dating ' nOur£atine Marti\" j We are receiving hosts of well-to-do immigrants who | from tho ea¥ly stages of the earth.As a comtequencs.CE H O E : bring with them capital amounting to many millions of its cooling after the incandescent state, the outer | ; } of dollars.The country is growing in population and | \u201crst of the earth was subjected to pressure which is ; .i \u2014\u2014 A in all the clements of developed wealth by leaps and | *!ill exintent, as is shown by spontaneous movements When making preparations to leave the city for J CILBERT & CIE § ¢ Jounds.Like a jour giant rejoicing in its strength of the rock kinases In some quarries There the got the summer months set aside ail the damaged silver- Lah vene Sess can face the future without misgiving and hehold | i® very hard.even, and of the same quality through | i ar Ri an ae Le Eu amg.Fens countries à | out, the ground swells in long ridges and is rent ware and tablewares, our men will «all for the goods, d T.LEVALLEE, Pro | RRA AE: the world appear to be s0 secure.asunder with prodigious noise.All the rocks are in and during July and August we will repair and re- \u2014 = î a state of compression due to the mechanical actions\u2019 to which they have heen subjected.Buch action is peculiarly intense in coal mines, and it takes effect not only upon the galleries, where it bends the pillars and the steel and crushes the masonry, hut en the coal sien, which it softens and so works as to release .the gas contained in it under pressure of perhaps | about Ist September in first class order.several atmospheres.In view of teking peaution à IAE against such action, engineers advise an allowance of suppleness or \u2018\u2018give\u2019\u2019 in the supports of the mine.| e \u201c The ground pressure in responsible, at least in part.G eifert & Sons for explosions of fire damp, Continually recurring | ® strong ground pressure modifies the permeability of the strats, creates numerous channels in\u2019 the eos! Jewellers, administrators, trustees, liquidation masses, and makes issues for the gas.In some cases fl of insolvent estates, compromise bethe gas '\u2018hlows out\u2019\u2019 of the coal at the extreme limits \u2018 16 FABRIQUE STREET | re at ees will of the mine and abnormal and repeated sacapes of gas | be transferred to No.126 St.Peter arush the rock\u2014~Harper's Weekly, : street, \u201cDominion Buildiez.\u201d me 5 \u2019 + ' { : ; finish the silverware, so that it looks almost new.This is also a good season to have clocks put in order; if you telephone 147 our men will call for the clocks, clean, repair and regulate them, and replace them ra \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IMPERIALISM AND CANADIANISM.It is a good tiing to see that the mischievous and stupid efforts of a certain class of Canadian politicians to set Imperial and Canadian loyaliy agsinst each other are rebuked by at least one Liberal journal, the Montreal Herald.The attempt to persuade the people that there is a conflict of allegiance and that they must choose whether their duty is toward Canada or the Empire has no basis of reason and is pernicious in its tendency.Speaking on this question the Herald makes the following protests \u2018What is the argument behind this cold-blooded doetrine of the incompatibility of Imperialism and Canadiatiiem.That Imperialimn means centralization.if it means anything, and that centralisation ie of ne- ERENT ae | NOTICE M Phone 1706.Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is submerged, as well as the other desp water Pier that was there up to let winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge river is as heretg- t tore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long what is if a straight line with the sald flat buoy \u20ac bout 60C feet to the west W.A.KINGSLA=R.; LARUE & TRUDEL ACCOUNTANTS, 98 St.Peter Street - < - Quebec.Telephones: 4520 and 4521.i Accountants, auditors, appraisen, : TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.\u2019 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.- == \u2014 \u2014 _\u2014 a wom er | \u2018 [i À | | | .i | | Summer Hosiery at 10c a Pair [ | A Wonderful Bargain in Table Knives ; | ! No.Lo : 2 0 1 | You might wonder how we could possibly do it- but we sell good quality i | 0 Lao Corton Hosters in pik.uw, purple.ghey and black.Sizes 81 | Table Knives, with Sheffield Steel blades and imitation ivory bandies, in two - - 8 \u20ac AL, per pair .0122 0020 eeeace ieee i | different sizes, ut per dogym.Cerf ere ieee eee $1.50 & $1.62 A ,Ç | i Early Showing of Summer Wash Suits Comfortable coolness in the coming warm weather is suggested hy these dainty Wash Suits that everyone will soon be looking - for.The first choice, of course, goes to early buyers, and \u2018the season isnear enough to make immediate buying advigable.* School Closing Celebrations The children are already looking forward to the School Closing Exercises, and the Distribution of Prizes which they have carned by iligent study.Proud mothers of inteligent children naturalié want their little ones to look as pretty as possible for the occasion.Our display of preity white Dresses suitable for the sercinony is unususily attractive just now.| Sweet Little Dresses for | Children's Dresses of white muslin with low neck and three-quarter sleeves.Front and back trimmed with embroidery insertion, peck and waist hand finished with taffeta riblon io pale Children\u2019s Dresses of white luwn, with high neck and three-quarter steeves.The front of dress, sleeves, and bottom of skirt, prettily Suits of pique, the coat in cham- pague, pink or blue, aud the skirt white, The coats are trimmed with loose coat, the collar and cuffs | Suit of lawn linen, with\u2019 semi.| | trimmed with turquoise blue, fin.| | li i trimmed with tucks and embroidery insertioa.blue or pink.Skirt of allover embroidery.Price white pique.Price .$4.7 ished with pearl buttons.Price.MW Price, each .fan LL ruse Le #25 | Suite of linen.in tan shade, made | Belong! In the human body, \u201c\u2018man-power\u201d comes from food.But the food must be right.The gray tissue cells of Brain and Nerves are composed principally of water, albumen and Phosphate of Potask.The first two exist in every-day food, but phosphate of potash is frequently lacking.This necessary element is supplied in Grape-Nuts Made of choice wheat and barley, it contains all the vital mineral salts of these grains, including the phosphate of potash so essential for proper nourishment of Grape-Nuts food is thoroughly baked, digests easily (in about one hour), and thus forms a perfect complement to ordinary food in the dietary of the average person.Grape-Nuts\u2014more than any other one factor\u2014sup- plies both body and Brain with nourishment up to thy standard of Nature's requirements, If health and the efficiency which comes with it appeal to you, try Grape-Nuts ! Ready to serve direct trom the package with cream and sugar\u2014and wondertully appstizing.\u201cThere's a Reason\u201d for Grane-Nuts Sold by Grocers everywhere, Made by Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Windsor, Ont.FOOD Health and Beauty Hint BY MRS.MAE MARTYN, : Dolly: 1 know canthrox shampoos will make your head feel goog and restore the former gloss and fluff to your hair and the color will then ba rich and even.Dissolve a teaspoonful canthrox im a cup of water and rub briskly as you pour a littl.at a time on the head.You will be surprised at the wealth of rich, white lather conthrox creates and how quickly it dissolves every particle of \u2014\u2014 tain tissues.The only gale way by which this can be overcome \u2018s with the aid of parnotis.You can prepare your own treatment by dissolving 4 STEEL TRUST GY E ROVT ALL RECORDS ounces parnotis in 154 pints hot water.| BUT FOR UNKNOWN REASON The dose is a tablespoonful before each meal.This treatment rarely fails and is devoid of danger or inconvenience.Whea you have taken off enough fat the lines of the tigure will be greatly improved and your general dust, dandruff and excess oil.Rins- | health will be much better, ing leaves th hair and scalp wonder- Sully sweet and clean, while the hair Mary B.: Those ugly hairs oa your dries quickly and loses its dull, harsh | 00 will quickly vanish after an appli- appearance.You will find that the ?cation of a delatone paste, made by hair looks better after cach shampoo.| mixing delatone with water, paste should be left on the hairy sur- This Blanch: Your blood troubles are | face 2 or 3 minutes, then remove and not necessarily serious and ! am Sure | the skin washed, The delatone treat- you will find quick relief in kardene | ment is simphs, effective and quite Make a tonic of this by pouring || harmiess, but be sure you get dela- ounce kardene intu half pint alcohoi | tone, (do not use whiskey), then add half cupful sugar and hot water to make & quart.Take a tablespoonful three beautifully long, silken, and curly if a times a day and your biliousness will disappear and those severe headaches will also vanish.I have often recom- \u2018mended this kardene tonic for impure blood, loss of appetite and strength, ! and to give to a sallow, pimply skin s healthful color and clearness.Ruth: You should use a plain spur- max lotion in place of pore clogging powder.This lotion is very beneficial to any skin because it tones the delicate tissues and permits the pores to breathe properly.To prepare, dissolve 4 ounces spurmax in balf pint witch hazel or hot water, then add 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine.This lotion will mot blow off not spot like powder, nor can it be detected when on, as it really seems part of the skin.The regular use of the spurmax lotion corrects the shiny, sallow, lifeless or aged condition of the skin and gives to the complexion that youthfulness |a recipe.Tts use will rid | ula which your friend found absolute so much admired.the skin of tan and freckles.Bthel: No.dear; nothing wil! change the color of your cyes, but the aching will stop if you put 2 or 3 drops of a crystos tonic in each cye a few times a day and you will be surprised at how bright and sparkling they will be.© This tonic is make by dissolving 1 ounce crystos in a pint cold water, und it can do no possible harm.This erystos tonic quickly relieves the smart and ache of tired muscles and Is excellent for granulated lids or to B.O.: Your eye-lashes will grow fittle pyroxin is applied nightly at TESTIMONY TO THAT ER FECT RULED OUT, \u2014\" New York, June 9\u2014Testimony dy Judge Elbert H.Gary, chalrman of the United States Steel Corporation, that the Corporation had turned over to the government \u201call its records,\u201d was stricken out today in the suit to dissolve the Corporation as an illegal combination.The testimony had to do with minutes of the Carnegle Steel Company.upon which Judge Gary was being cross-examined.\u201cI suppose you have these minutes because when you asked me or some one else for all records, we turned over everything to you without even looking at it,\u201d said Judge Gary.At this Judge Jacob M.Dickinson, lash-roots with thumb and forefinger.attorney for the government, threw Rubbing pyroxin on eyebrows will in- [up his hands as if surprised.duce them to come in thick and glossy \u201cI don't want to get into a dis- Be cautious and don\u2019t get any pyroxin { cussion with you on that subject,\u201d he where no hair is wanted.said.\u201cI would suggest.\u201d said R.V.Lin- Lottie: That faded and \u201cstringy\u201d | dabury, attorney for the Corporation, appearance of your hair will soon (\u201cthat the remark of the witness be disappear if you shampoo occasion- | stricken from the record.\u201d ally with canthrox (see answer to \u201cYes, strike it from the record,\u201d said \u201cDolly\") then rub some quinzoin tonic | Judge Gary.into the scalp and hair roots two or | three times each wek.The quinzoin Girlie: I am always glad to repeat The wrinkle remover form- in its action is easily and cheaply made at home dy mixing 1 ounce of Couldn't Learn Resson.The subject was then abruptly drop- tonic corrects all unnatural conditions such as dandruff, excessive oiliness or ped and efforts of newspaper men to extreme dryness, and to faded, brittle unmanageable hair will give a rich, natural color and soft fluff.so that doing it up will be a delight.learn the reason for the action taken were unavailing.The minutes in question indicated that at various times during the early history of the Corporation directors of the Carnegie Steel Company, a subsidiary, had advised that the company buy pig iron in order to sustain its price and prevent demoralization in the prices of finished steel products.Judge Dickinson brought out from almozoin with \"half pint cold water !the witness that of the membership and adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine.{o! Stir and let stand for one day.thickly vegetable cream-jelly To | committee, remove or prevent wrinkles.apply this ; Reid.E.C.Converse, and Schwab, William Edenborn and Perf the Corporation's first executive which included Daniel Charles Mleave over night, then wash off and cival Roberts, Jr.Mr.Roberts was with more of the cream massage thoroughly.1 have found nothing to the only one at that time who stood by judge Gary in his policy of foster- equal almozoin jelly-cream to remove | ing competition.wrinkles and keep them away.le contains no fatty substances w,tich might promote growth of hair.You The hearing was adjourned until Wednesday.QUEBEC CHRONICLE.SHP HIT GREAT ICEBERG IN 0G STEAMER CAINTORR ARRIVES AT MONTREAL, BUT 18 NOT BADLY DAMAORD Meares, June 9\u2014The Calrnterr, chartéred by the Robem Relord Com paiiÿs wiieh arrived here yesterday, struek an immense (ecburg en the evalig of June 3 when making her way tlowly through a dense fog off the banks of Newfoundland, The ves.tel, according to the story told dy one of the Cairnterr's firemen, struck, the borg a glanting blew.She was proceeding at & minimum speed, so slowly that she did not Lave steerage way.An official version ef the affair is withheld.Several affiests of the ves.tel denied the Calrntorr struck berg at afl, attributing the dinge and smashed porthole glass on her starboard baw to striking a deck on the wey to their berth in Middlesboro.Later, when the information was DO Supplied Under Royal Warrant of Appointment to INaris \u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS\" His MAJESTY KING GEORGEV, obtained from one of the firemen, the only statement obtsinable from any of the officers was \u201cNothing is the matter with the ship.\u201d One of the engineers of the vessel who stated first that the dinge and smashed porthole resulted from an accident which happened geveral years wgo, later refused to make any comment, The Cairntorr's damages are of no more consequence than are those of the Chiltern Range, which came into port a few weeks ago with a dinge on her starboard bow.Tt is said that the Caimtorr was | proceeding at a very low speed at the time of the accident.Suddenly the berg loomed up through the fog.about one hundred yards ahead.The engines were immediately rung full speed astern, and when the ship touched she was scarcely moving.The Cairntorr is commanded by Caltain Hyslop, and came out from Newcastle to take a return cargo of grain, eAOREOCORNOONOOND0 2 4 UNCLE WALT MASONS Q .OES the \u201cbusy seasen™ find you unable to with the increased volume of Lumens > Do the orders pile up to the general confusion of your men and the disorganization of your plant ?You may hope to catch up with your orders by putting on an extra gang, or working an additional shift, but how about the RUSH ORDERS?Are they filled, or do you simply let them Rush orders pay well.Yoq simply cannot afford to ignore thers.An Otis-Fensom jency of working force, eliminating Tanecessity of hiring extra er working expensive night chifts during the busy ecason.Rush orders may be filled promptl catsfacoris, and vi the me Otis FENSOM profits increased comes with instructions to cancel?\u2014\u2014 ELEVATORS through the greater volume a remove foreign particles.will \u2018also notice by its use not only | SUFFRAGETTE CONFESSES o 9 in ] \u201d ; your wrinkles disappearing, but the ARSON; SERVANT RELEASED DAILY PROSE POEM 9 il Louise: Some physicians say over- | large pores of the entire face getting Doncaster.England.June 9\u2014While o UM E .Bub orders are.f tant than the regular willing-to- you some mighty lainess is caused by an unnnatural | much smaller and the skin very soft ; the smount of nutrition absorbed by cer-.and velvety.Flour, Grains, Hay, Provisions, Etc.William Carrier & Fils Wholesale Registered Dealers, examination of a servant girl, charged with an attempt to set fire to Westfield House was proceeding today, May Dennis, aliac Lilian Linton, who was wanted by the police in connection with the Kew Garden sun fragette outrages last Februtry, caused a sensation by entering the court and acknowledging that it was she who had tried to burn the house.The servant girl was discharged and Miss Dennis arrested.Harry John- \u2018son, a young pewspaper man impli- | cated in the same case, was committed | for trial | | START ANOTHER POLICE GRAFT TRIAL IN N.Y.New York, June 9\u2014Another of the so-called police graft trials was begun in the Supreme Court today.when Peter J.Duffy.a sergeant, was called to face a jury on an indictment charging him with having accepted (O0DONOSIGOSSGOMODS ANCIENT AND MODERN.I read a modern story of deeds inl distant lands; and every page was gory, and swords in brutal hands were whacking men to pieces.\u201cConfound,\u201d I said, \u201cthis tale; such waste of elbow i grease is, methinks, of no avail.\u201d Said Dad, with gentle diction: \u201cWhy spend your hard earned cash for modern works of fiction, when all such stuff is thrash?Why read of bloody mur- ther and crimson men of wrath, when such stuff takes you further along the downward path?Go, read the grand | old master! They\u2019re better for you, | Jack, than patent sticking plasters upon an aching back.The man who reads pont novels when there's so much that\u2019s fire.is like a serf that grovels in sore unlighted nyine; he's wait routine business.To refuse them indicates handle them prom; means grateful customers who will pot readily forget your helping them out when they needed goods in » hurry.ge about the pos le .YOUR Lammas: 07 fect in Send for it to.dey.Don\u2019 it off until another time.Sianly oi he coupon and mail sw! thought is fresh in your mind.» like a cheap teach-comber who claws the mouldy racks: go.find your dusty a $30 bribe from Julius Roth, a gam» | Homer.and | read the sutff that barely £30 The cup itself is worth bler.to insure protection .ur Roth's | knocks.\u201d | dug up Homer straight- : : poker rooms in Harlem.The jury | way, and held him in my hand.nd cet homas Lipton had great a jas only two-thirds completed to- | said: \u201cHe is the gateway to all that's vear.uy of thirty es in heme night and the case went over until fine and grand.\u201d His wondrous, waters in which is Shamrock took tomorrow morning.; mighty story I shall not soon forget, part he won twenty-three firsts.and at \u2014 Duffy figured in the testimony nf a {for every page was gory and reeked | the international ces at hiel he won House Established 1875 Confidential Hou ee E.ROUMILHAC COGNAC Cognac Perle d'Or.Marque Depossy QUEBEC jan2xtu,th,satxly, * A \"We hear much talk*lately about water.Don't \u2018 N, \\ worry \u2018obsutsyour DRINKING WATER.We can #5 supply you with thermost delicious and pure table you ever drank.za v= It is(CLAIRE FONTAINE taken -twm our ACC artesiameepring 271;fvet-desp in solid rock upon our ATT @Ityis as pure asthe Lily, and analysed by the =, Y.highest authority in Canada.\"We can supply you in balf gallen bottles at Se 1?per bottle or in onr.ons gallen bottles at 10v.each.! \u201d Phone us and we -willsbe-plessed to send you à sample * Gratuites \u2026 .wi, tte ei mg ements, \u201cBoy fe - | - om ! re mme \"number of witnesses in recent graft trials, it being alleged that le was collector for Dennis Sweeney, one of the four Inspectors convicted for conspiracy and now serving one year in the workhouse on Blackwell Island.MOTHER AND 3 CHILDREN FOUND STARVING IN S8HED Montreal, June 9\u2014With nothing to shelter them from the bite of the raw.cold nights but an old.torn hlanket and a few sacks.in an absolutely bare barn.through the open windows the wind and rain came.and without food for the greater part of several days, Mrs.Margaret Doyle and her three children were found last night by Constable Choquette, of the East Craig Street Police Station.Their condition was very pitiful.The family had heen living in the shed.which is on Erie street.just off Delorimier avenue, for several days, and would still have been there had not the hunger cries of one of the children reached the ears of the policeman.At the police station last night, Mra.Dayle said her husband, John Doylea steamfitter by trade, had disappeared several days agn.They had heen living in a house near the shed where she had been found.hut.she informed the police, the landlord had given her notice to leave upon the departure of her husband.She had no money whatever.and wandered about the streets for several weary hours without à friend to go to.Tn despair nf better quarters for herself and her little nnes.à hôy aged 13 and two girls § and 3 years old, respectively.she had crept into the shed.NOT USED TO IT \"Will you give me sometling to drink\u201d?he asked faintly of the nurse \u201cCertainly,\u201d said the nurse, offering him a glass of water.{ He put up his hand feebly.Savannah, June 9\u2014Turpentine firm, 35142354: sales, 1050; receipts, 747: shipments.$217; stocks.17,472.Rosin, firm: sales, none: receipts, 11475: ahigmenta, 1795; stoeks, 98,000.at - with blocd and sweat.swung their billies and brained their MINNESOTA STATE WINS Minnesota won a substantial victory His heroes six races out of eight 5 Sir Thomas is bably the greatest shrieking focs, and soon | had the clubman in the world, fon he is honor.willics and other things like those.ary member of nearly a hundred clubs [ wearied of the squirmin'« of men in American alone with broken limbs: I'm reading now great many in Great Britain.Yacht- : some sermons washed down with old- ing by no means claims ail his sport- \u201ctime hymns\u2014\\Valt Mason.In latter years he has He likes garden- Cricket, golf.tennis and IN RAILWAY RATE CASE bowls also some within his purview, .but he is not a great theatregoer\u2014 Washington, June 9\u2014The State of | London Spare Moments, ing attention.taken up motoring.ing, too.thern were valid.neapolis and St.Louis.tainly merits success.one buiit.Po ; [| \\ in the Supreme Court today, when in the Minnesota State rate case.Justice llughes for the court held that the | scotti i ; i rates of the Minneapolis and St.Louis Scottish capital muet à question of Railroad were confiscatory and un-| of Scotland.which has just constitutional, but that the rates of \u201cmade in England,\u201d has on the ob- the Northern Pacific and Great Nor- | verse side the royal arms of Scotland, ç The decision was a victory for the State on the Inter-States Commerce and the Irish thi ifferi ¢h third, as differing from phase of the controversy and upon the th \u2018al a : conliscatory features with the excep- \u20ac foyal arms of England.as used tion of the portion affecting the Min- poses, which have the English quar- A STORM IN SCOTLAND.A bitter dispute is raging in the The new great seal been in which the Scottish quarterings are first and iourth, the English second by the sovereign for all national pur- terings first and fourth and the Scot- In effect the Supreme Court\u2019s de- | 4; i J Supt 1\u20ac- 1 tish second.On the reverse side of cision upholds the right of the Min- | the seal there is an cfigy of the king, nesota Commission and the Legisla-| and in completing ture to prescribe a pasesnger rate of | small shields were included hearing two cents a mile and a maximum cn gli i A the royal arms quartered Englishwisefresght rate, provided always those 3 ste rates are not conhscatory.TRYING TO \u201cLIFT THAT CUP\u201d the design two It is these tan small shields which have roused the storm.The great seal of Scotland is used only for purely local grants hy the sovercign.and the Scots are wild over this \u201cEnglish It Has Cost British Yachtsmen So | importation.\u201d which they regard as a Far About a Million Pounds.The persistency of Sir Thomas Lipton in his endeavor to \u201clife that cup\u201d from the New York Yacht club cer.| His Shamrock I was beaten hy the Columbia in 1899.Shamrock 11.by the Columbia in 1901, in Boston proved it to he very suc- and Shamtock III, by the Reliance in 1904.He has had another Shamrock | much superior to sand for fires in since, hut he refused to call it Sham- : tanks of inflammable liquids.The ex- rock IV.reserving that title for another challenger, if he should have | of burning lacquer.though the same gratuitous insult to the people north of the Tweed.-New York Tribune, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 SAWDUST BLANKETS.Sawdust as a fire extinguisher sounds absurd, hut recent experiments cessful in quenching fires in oil.and periments were conducted with tanks principles appear to wel largely to h on the efforts nearly £400,000.Since [the sawdust blanket was completely the Americans won the cup in the race around the Tale of Wight in 1851 twelve attempts have been made to whether the sawdust was wet of dry.recover it, at @ total cost of about Saturday Evening Poss successful in putting out the fire in these tests, Ît made no difference Telephone 1146 - Guaranteed Pur: Wins V.S,O,P.Case 12 bottles Vieille Reserve - XXX On Sale at All Leading Grocers.FE.ROUMILHAC, Sole Agent and Proprietor of ths Murgas | 48.50 Palace Hill .QUEBEC p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014% tucs.aak D St.John Street -o TREATMENT For the Cure of Alcoholism Highly recommended by the clergy and adopted by the Covers.| ment of the Province of Quebe \u20ac 1s now for sale at the cstab lishment of J.E.LIVERNOIS um: Ask for prices at the QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.mans rt © Telephone 2777 QUEBEC Correspondence solicited f rpm the clergy and intezgsted parties Special rates for druggists.+ * \u201cGive it to me in à teaspoon, please\u201d His three past attempts to win the | tanks of burning oil.e floatin M | IMMONS & SON he whispered huskily, \u201cuntil 1 get used cup have nse him about £ 0.000 for sawdust forms a blanket that shuts f 14 St Roch Street \\ : toit.\u201d «oe | yachts along; Shamrocks I.an - joff the air from the flames, and as i i £30000 each, and Shamrock IIT.| sawdust itself catches fire only slowly or your raw furs, hides and skins and al ! OILS, ETC.£35000.and altogether he has spent [and then does not burn with a flame kin of serap material 7 ~~ For Health's Sake DRINK WOLFE\u2019S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS the spirit that not only gratifies the palate, but satisfies the calls of nature.In no medicines compounded for organic disorders, are there the same stimulating influences and tonic virtues as are to be found in Wolfe's Schnapps, a distilled spirit which possesses natural ethers of supreme worth where the organs of the body demand a tonic corrective.It clears and cleanzes the liver and kidreys of all imaurities, promotes healthy vigorous action ai provides nature with a reserve of vitality, And all this in the lorm of a reireshing and pleasing drink.(ar bo'h s:xes at all times and in ail climes.2b snchie rt ol Hotels moo Daeif Clone dr Agen: Ad.TURCOTTE & FILS, Distributors, QUESEC.TEN DAYS SUMMER VACATION SEATRLD TO HAVANA.#2.including all expenses from New York City, via NEW YORK & CUBA MALL $s.CO, Very Fine Steamers - Excelleut Service, NE & RIVET, General Travel Agency 11 BUADE ST.OPPOSITE THE BASILICA.QUEBEC.THE 9 UEBEC CHRONICLE, \u2018 .I Can\u2019t Smoke ut I Can Enjoy NEW EMPRESS IN LONG VOYAGE\u2014SPEAK IN HIGHEST TERMS OF SHIP Vancouver, B.C, June 9\u2014With Captain Etterbanks, senior pilot of the board, standing on the bridge, and guiding the ship up to the dock, and Capt.Beetham and every officer at their posts, RM.S.Empress of Russia, the biggest liner that ever entered Vancouver harbor, berthed at 4.37 Saturday afternoon while thousands lined the docks and waved greetings to the globe-girdling passengers and to the big boat herself.She arrived in the harbor a few minutes after four.She left Yokohama May 29 at six o'clock in the evening.\u2018The Russia left Victoria Saturday morning at eleven thirty.Clearing away from the outer wharf she put on all speed and raced up the gulf.For the greater part of the way she made twenty knots or better.The trip up the gulf was uneventful.Except when sharp turns were necessary her decks.never shifted from the level and she was steady as a rock.Her great turbines caused the least possible vibration and any river steamer might shake more than the big ship did.She is à wonderiul boat.This opinion way backed by the throngs of Chinamen who travelled in the big boat.The Chinese signed a cordial note addressed to the C.P.R.\u201cWe Russia,\u201d they wrote in their quaint Laglish, \u201cis one of the best to create comforts and safety.We appreciate them more than any other steamer before.TELEPHONE 4104.\u201cQUEBEC EYL, EAR & THROAT HOSPITAL.\" 56 D'ARTIGNY STREET.INCORPORATED.Founded and under the direction of Dr.Coote, professor of eye and ear diseases at Laval University.Specially organized for the treatment of eye, ear, nose and throat diseases.| | AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Please notice that we have just installed an up-to-date VULCANIZING PLANT.This plant is the same as used by the large Rubber Companies in Montreal and elsewhere.We are now in position to handie all sorts of Tire Renair work.Quebec Skate Mfg.& Repair Go.REGISTERED \"959 81.Jom St Fhene 4399 tu.th&sat [\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cCLAUDON\u201d is taken Either with soda or ordinary water.At night before retising or on rising in the morning.With hot milk.Before or aiter meals.Pure or with mineral water.In moments of weakness of in a fainting fit Pure or with a picce of sugar.la a tonic: Pure or mixed with eggs.milk and sugar.THE \u201cCLANDON\u201d COGNAC is the best of tonics.It is a precious stimulant for all parts of the organic system.It is the saving food for those overworked hy modern living.Try it.CAGNON-GARANT, Limited, Agents, Quebec WE CORDIALLY INVITE Our numerous patrons and the public in general to visit | our show-room, where they will find a large assortment bE Porcelaine, Cast and Enamel Baths; latest style Lavatories oï all kinds, Shower Baths, Water Heaters, Bath-room trimmings.Contractors should sce us before placing theire orders elsewhere.First-class gooda at prices defring all competition.1 O.PICARD & FILS Î 199 ST.JOHN STREET.| | | | a= My.22xtu.th,stx lin ETES SE DOMINION GOAL COMPANY, Limiren M NÈRS AND GHIPPERS OF TRE CELEBRATED DOMINION\" STEAM av GAS COALS Mun-rof-Mine and Slack Por Particulars, apply te SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL our countryman and to those who lintend to make such trip.please do not miss the opportunity to be a passenger of the ship.\u201d 1\" Vice Commodore A.H.Nicol, in | charge of a fleet of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club's finest yachts, | sreeted the Empress when she 10und- ied Point Grey.{yay with flags and circled about the \u201cbig boat cheering and exchanging l cougratulations with megaphones.The big vessel made a pretty picture as she steamed in and froin the bridge the fleet of yachts, the crowd.,ed waterfront, the waving handker- : chiefs and hats wade a picture that was even prettier.Of the ship herself much has been \u2018written and said.and in the judgment of those who made the trip down to \"the capital to return on the Russia {she iully deserved the eompliments that have been paid her.Her officers, | drawn from the Royal Naval Re- .serve, were popular with the passengers ail the way around the world Land Captain Beetham in particular endeared himself by his courteous treatment nf those in his care.The other officers.Chief Officer A.K.! Hosken, R.N.R, Chief Engineer I.: Adamson.Purser $.C.Binns.Sur- | zen W.P.Gale and Chief Steward , b.C.Bissett shared in the praise.The Empress of Russia was fayor- led by the weather man.Lord Nun- \u201clmtnholme, who made the trip with Lady Nunburnholme.a steamship j owner himself, said the sun shone on \u201cthe boat both in and out of port near- | Hy all the way round.There was ! rain in Gibraltar and rain in Tokio, \"hut the\u2019 weather everywhere else along the route was perfect.The Pacific was bh one of its tame moods y nr else it gave a comfortable passage to the ship hecause the was the Empress of Russia.The waves rolled i fiat for her and the winds cooled the passengers and made life bearable in the tropics.In the Ray of Biscay, the Atlantic, \u201cstill suffering from equinactial gales.rolled up a choppy swell, but it did not hother the big liner in the least.Otherwise the trip was perfect.TRIBUNAL OF PECUNIARY CLAIMS MEETS AT OTTAWA.Ottawa, lune 9\u2014The Pecuniary lasms Tribunal, consisting of Mr., Henri Fromageot, Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, and Mr.Charles P, .\\nder- son, began a series of sittings in the \u2018 Supreme Court this afternoon.The | commission is to pronounce upon a \"number of outstanding claims of an international character.It has already sat in Washington.{ The cases on the fist this week are -not of particular importance.The tirst to be proceeded with is what is known as the King Robert case.It ie a claim of $333, interest on $20,486, the amount of a deferred payment by the United States government to the claimants.The McCali Dinning Company of Baltimore contracted with the United States government ta eonvey thirty thousand tons of coal from Baltimare to Manila and \"teased the vessel King Robert from R.Chapman & Sons, of Newcastle- ou-Tyne, to carry the cargo.The contract was performed, hut when the time for payment came the naval appropriations were exhausted.From Nov, 17, 1905, to the following March the account was unpaid and the claim now made is for interest and the amount for that period.\u2018The United States claims that its government is not liable like a private individual for interest on deferred payments in the ahsence nf the statutory authority, and cven where it is provided hy law it is not the practice of the United States to allow it.The argument took up the afternoon sitting of the i commision, Judgment will not be | kiven now.GOOD FELLOW.Father (visitiog at College): \"My .these are better cigars than | can afford.\u201d Son: \u201cThat's sll right, father.take all you want; this is on me.\u2014Yale 1 Record.; | | VANCOUVER DOCK; THE RUSSIA COMPLETES HER | found the new steamer \u2018Empress of We wish to recommend to | The vachts were ! Policemen, B.D'Emo, Adv., Chicago ostmen and other folk can\u2019t smoke on duty.But they can enjoy this pleasant pastime.brightens teeth, There is no confection that costs so little, that benefits so much, that lasts so long, that\u2019s so handy to carry.BUY IT BY THE BOX It costs less\u2014 of any dealer \u2014 and stays fres sharpens appetite.Pp WRIGLEYS Wum.Wrigley Jr.Ce.Lid.7 Scott Street Toronto, Ontario 1 It purifies breath, aids digestion, h until used.al WANT A METHODIST | IMMIGRATION DEPT.London, Unt\u2026 June 9-\u2014An immigration department in connection with the Methodist Church of Canada is; the suggestion made by Rev.Dr.Gru- ; ham, secretary of educqgien, who ist attending the London Conjerence.He ! would have the Missionary Society spend thousands of dollars annualiy in caring {nr newcomers.1 \u201cThe Christian Church ha: been very lax in dealing with the stranger within our gates,\u201d he stated today | \"We have not taken care of them as | we should when they arrive here.li; I had my own way | would have à | man with them from the morient they | lease the old land until they are safe- i ly ttaced on the farms or in the cities | and enrolled in the church.This i» | the hest money a church could spend land it will produce wonderful results.; Ve want to ntractor shall sign the contract within three (3) days after \u201cJoyful Hestherby,\u201d by Payne Ersk.ne \u201cThe Great Gold Rush,\u201d by W.H I Jarvis.\u201cThe Silent Battle,\u201d by George Gibts \u201cThe Life Mesk,\u201d by author of \u201cHs Who Passed.\u201d \u201cThe Maiden Manifest,\u201d by Della C he shall have Leen natified that he is MacLeud.jawarded the contract.and he shall \u201cThe Long Way.\u201d by Mary Imlay pay the cost of said contract and of Taylor.; a copy to be delivered to the City.| \u201cWide Combe Fair,\u201d by Eden Phill { For further infnrmation.apply tn potts.the Chief of the Fire Brigade, City \u201cVeronica,\u201d by F.M.Kingsley.Hall.\u201cStella Maris,\u201d by William J.Locke | By order, \u2014and many others.Also three thou- | H.1.J.B.CHOUINARD.sand special cheap summer editions of popular authers, in cloth and saper, at ten and fifteen cents each \u2014 A1 \u2014 P.J.EVOY'S Bookstore 141 ST.JOHN STREET.| City Clerk.|\" NOTICE.| All owners of dogs, or in possession jot dogs.traders, milkmen, \u2018bakers, \\grocers, li ery stable keepers, pro- i prietoss of laundries, or their agents, * caumen, carters, and others, who, ac- {cording to law, are obliged to take tany license, are required to do so without delay, otherwise they will be reported, and proceedings taken Now is the time for you to buy one against them by the Reco, 'er's Court.| of OUR CAMERAS.By order, EMILE TRUDEL, \u2018 Chief of Policejunedx10 CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HAL\u2019 FIRE DEPARTMENT.Quebec, May JUth, 1913, pS rs mormon rm We have just received our Spring stock.Ask fer our Catalogue of 1913.We also have in stuck a full line of Photo Supplies.Developing and Printing dont wirt the greatest despatch.EDGAR LANGLOIS, 42 8t.John Street, Nea- Palace Hill Tran-fen Phone 2470.* TENDERS FOR CANVASS OR RUBBER COVERS FOR SALVAGE OF GOODS AND MERCHANDISE IN CASE OF FIRE.mr tart A et tte ove ! PUBLIC NOTICE.Is heveby given that sealed tenders, endorsed: \u201cTENDERS FOR CANVASS OR RUBBER COVERS FOR | SALVAGE shall be received hy the undersigned.City Clerk's Office, be- \u201ctween now and the 16th of June next.tbeivre four o'clock sharp in the after.; noon.to supply the City with the ; quantity of thirty (30) of such covers.i viz, fifteen of nine feet by twelve, and fteen of ten fect by fourteen for the | salvage of gouds and merchandise in NOTICE.Estate Anaclet Belanger, of Quevee Notice is hereby given that those having claims against that estate are requested to file same into the hands of the undersigned Notaries, within fifteen days, as well as those who owe anything either for rent or otherwise to said estate to pay with the said term into the hands of the same, GAUVREAU & MONTREUIL case of fire, similar to those heing Notaries, used in the Lire Department of the No.8i St.Peter St, City of Montreal, according to sam- Quebes.By order of Alex.Gauvreau.Testamentary Executorple which the persons tendering may see at the City Hall by applying to the Chief oi the Fire Department, junede an.ds : THE QUEBEC CARONTCLEY TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.\u2014 \u2014 ~ oo ha TT = SUMMER OUTING FLANNELS SSP, | ! ; ; EE ol a.A ', Se Mine Diannel Cricket Prades L101: TTT DSR English Grey Plannel Outing Trousers .English Worsted, White Trousers, striped Special English Taffeta Flannel Shirts .English Colored Shirts.Double Cuffs and Gpeciel English Leather Belts .saraoneréaunasonnes Specially light unlined Tweed Cape.J.H.MULLIN, \u2018Now is the time to purchase your summer requirements.| have decided 10 sell my entire sto:k at a great sacrifice.Drop in and have first cho'ce of a large astortment of Collars.Shirts, Under-Clothing, Neck- Ties.Rain-Coats, Hats Sazks and a fui ji HABERDASNER - 48 FABRIQUE STREET.line of Haberdashery of the newest styles The 88.NATASHQUAN ipeessecronnouncany TH Take acvanage o this grat sale weit as.ë : cape Jos.Boucher, .: ; Tickets Ne asie ns | cc | FINANCIALH T, LAFRANC E, cali, with passengers, mail and \u2014_\u2014 ! \u2019 etme, \u201cFunc NEWS FROM ALONG from Be à tem 11 BUADE STREET: To All Points ports stocks on hand for the month For all particulars.apply to } { 074,000 3 on the The National Navigation Co, Ltd THE WATERFRONT passed show a decrease of 8,074; , 116 Dalhousie St.The gov for th - i .government crop report for the St.Lawrence River! Tel.399.i.past month shows: Winter wheat | scorsscsesescocnescetseses:sesconsesnsescsentecotagoeseses sesessces 1323202000048 ; | The next sailing.21st.condition 83.5: indicated production .and ang FOUR LINERS ARRIVE FROM | 492,000,000.Spring wheat conditic FOR SALE OR TO RENT .COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS ; indi ction 52,000,000, | i B d Chaleurs 26 93.5; indicated production 52.0004 The Lemesurier property, on St.Paul street, four story brick = à e des | Len QUE.EUROPEAN PORTS, OTHERS £ Oats, 87; indicated production 1,104,- building, gives about 14.000 feet of floor space; immediate possession.is .8 F4 000,000.For particulars, address on premises, 235 Stiat j New, Direct Passenger and Preight ARE DUE TODAY.18 Winter wheat condition month ago phone 330.pe * Paul Street, or tele- \u2018.& U.NAV, COMPANY, ce Between Quebec and | 38 91.9; year ago 84.3: ten-year average QUEBEC $S.CUMPANY, i Havre, ize 87.Spring wheat year ago 95,8: ten- | NIEMANN \u20ac \\sPE LINES.SS.\u201cLa Touraine.\u201d 9161 tons, May 2¢ ALLAN LINE.> cotes year average 938.Spring wheat acre- | And GAS.TT.SS.\u201cLa Touraine,\u201d 9161 tons.June 211 Steamer Scandinasian, Captain | oo miHise age 18.663.000; year age 1%.201,000.FOR SALE.2 ; Re §S.\u201cNiagara.\u201d | 8481 tons.July 19 Moar, irom Glasgow, arrived w port enter ations \u2014 name ei | 1912 final 19,243,000, AN wheat can- / WANTED.Pordsailings and dates.apply to For passenger accommodation and (at 5 a m, yesterday.mooring at the { Hamburg: P.,' President or Prince: Wits, | dition 87.2: year ago BL3; ten-year \u2014 ee ERA TTT 2 freight rates, apply to: Breakw : Wilhelm, average 86.1 Ten RESIDENCE FOR SALE-No.43 ° .OCKING, , 3 : | reakwater.She brought out 1 o R! ition 87: + out: WANTED\u20143 couple of Rood.ex- | Esplanade.For particulars apply to F S.S y W.M.MACPHERSON, !cabin and 714 third class passengers ats condition #7: year ae 911: | perienced waitérs.Apply, with refer- McLean Kennedy & Co, Richeli ! ° .General Agent.Quebee [and general cargo.After landing ten-year average 88.4.Indicated win- ence, to the Steward of the Garrison | What y 0, Richelieu ê 32 St.Louis Street Or tn City Ticket Agents: PF.S.ipassengers.she went tu the Com.here yesterd ; her first ter hear \u201coh ont Bushels: Club.~ junelOxtf ; juneSxlw in Ki I ted Stocking, St.Louis st ; 0 hari ry ere yesterday morning on he st | month aga 513,571.000.2, final = a rt Dion Étenmetip ner HPT River SF Bude mre: Raul, | aver a 1 fon ents SUS tri 1 the anon.from Mores | B00 A 52000 | WANTED\u2014White Kid Gloves and | arge act containeé house § rots Paice ares Sn She i ome oir GU | iar ae sl, OSLO iit Shoes to be chun by.ou | ind bin Sonn ney Pre ep\" | Among the passengers brought out ! + ani y hang i | pone\u201d y ro à - new process.Glover's Nye Works, | iences, also large area of ground suite .STEAMER PRONTENAC.hy the Scandinavian was a party of | co ening and wan at her wharl in f Corn.3670000 bushels; increase i.Jo.Places, Glovers Dye tho able for vegetable garden, out houses, COMMENCING 1ST OF JUNE n $ party Quebec at 3:45 o'clock yesterday | 848,000 bushels.Oats, 8466,000; in- junelOx3 | ete.Short dist f ; | EB.y ; ; J tarmers and maids going to Ontario, Fmorning.making the trip in eight | crease 331.00 bushels, Ju ete.© istance from end of sireet | Weather and circumstances per- | They leit un the morning train.ac- fnours and 45 minutes, without deduct- - \u2014 7 \u2014\u2014 car line.For further particulars ape PHYSICIANS \u2014 SURGEONS mitting.the Steamer Frontenac will companied By Mr.Jones, the local jing three stoppages \u2018at Sorel, Three | Crop report reads good.alsa cop- TRAVELLER AND REPRESEN- ply to M.P.Connolly.No.4 Dak ¢ Ex-Pupils of the Hospitals fun as follows: representative of that hein de oho [Rivers and Batiscan.which occupied ; per producers\u2019 report.Îf we could AT ira À Sr traveler ousie street.« 9 v : : co | wil conduc ten to cir destina- i \u2018 , + = i | eT Specialty: General Surgery.| FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS.fin.© Captain Near reports an ti , vonsiderably over an hour.only have a favorable Minnesota rate the Dominiqn.Address J.T.Chroni- { PROPERTY FOR SALE\u2014At Lake \\ £ the Genito-Urinary nd.Quebec.5 | decision on top of this the market le Office.Quebec junel0x6 | Beauport.Containing about 27 Disease of on | F0 a mu.#00 à.m.eventiul trip with moderate weather.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.| should rally well, in spite of tight |* ce.Quebec, June Arpents.with house, barn, bricle | .y Diese of the | nds a m - 7:30 à.m.\u2018 Sicamer Corsica.Captuin Cook, | New York, June 9\u2014Rates on steam | money.politics and Balkan troubles.|\" WANTED\u2014Good agents.best of | dairy, boat house and wharf; other Orthoped 8:15 a, m.- 9:15 2 m, | from Liverpool, arrived im port at and sail vessels were casier in about ML ds = iss: buildings; wi b h ° bones and articulations).; : d er ! oo salaries and good commission.Ad- |buildings; water broug t to house and Hours of Consultations: 1000 am Adam a Rat ét api monred at levery trade.and only a limited gen- | SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT, ress \u201cWestern Union Realty Co.|barn from never-failing spring, Small 19 to 10 am, 1.30 to 5 p.m, 7.30 ve pm.200 p.m.; akwater._ eral demand prevailed for tonnage.© {1ad.\u201d Quebec Railway Building.sec- | river runs through property; also five to 8.30 pm.: Np m.4:45 p.mt The Cetsican had on hoard 72 cabin, !Quotations to Liverpool, 3d: London, Quebec.June 9.1913.ond floor junelOx6 | building lots on lake front.Reason.! Office: 71 St.Ann Street.Tele- 5:M p.mi.- 6:15 pm.343 second and 896 tlord class pas-!3 14d; Glasgow.2 1-2d; Rotterdam.L'Istet, 40\u2014Clear.calm.In 2:30 0p.| ____ able terms; owner having no further = 4 | pengers and a general cargo.arrived .7c: Hamburg.60 pfennigs: Bremen.30 ' ANTE \u201c use for sam i phone 1501.beng LAE Looe: Bd &.OU prennigs m.steamer.WANTED\u2014A young lady for of.| use ame.Road to lake will be Residences: Nr.Achille Paquet, Jit 1:30 p.m.100 p.m, here at 8.45 p.m.yesterday.mooring piennigs; Hull and Bristol.3 1-24; Line Metis.176\u2014Clear.west.In fice work.Must write good hand.and | Macadamized this spring.Apply A.31 Bt Ann street; telephone | 3:15 p.m.2:30 p.m pat the Breakwater.She will land her | Antwerp, 3 1-2d: picked ports.large : 1:30 p.m.steamer: 2:30 p.m.lhe able to nse typewriter.References | J: Learmonth, 126 St.Louis Road.Dr.Aibest Paquet.#8 fl snp m 400 p.m.| passengers this morning.tonnage.2s od: cotton to Liverpool, | steamer.required.» Apply The John Ritchie | Tel.1131, march8xtl.23 Tel 1 7:00 p.m.6:00 p.m1 Captain Cook reports cold weather, (rer 100 lbs.25e.| Matane, 200\u2014Cloudy.west.In 2:15 ! Co.496 Valier St.junel0-tf \u2014_\u2014 SETS 7:30 p.m.with head winds.fog and icc on the | Charters \u2014 British steamer.2072p.m.& RB.Port Colborne.In naon, FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014House *° Nv.lxmon.wed, irixly.On holidays.the boat will make a .passage.Had nine clear weather come 1tons.deals.Campbellton to West Bri- ; Batiscan.Out 12:20 p.m.steamer.| BOARD WANTED.\u2014Lady and |139 Grande Allee; also to let, 128 St, trip from the Island at 8.00 à.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Fundavs.! Connections at St.Joseph with the Levis Street Railway, \u2018 ROOMS TO LET.2 $ CHAMPION.ST.LAURENT.ST.MICHEL, § JEAN and BERTHIER LINE.Weather and eireumstances permite.ing.the Steamer CHAMPION.on, and after 4th June.will run as follows.excepting Sundays and Holidays: i < ; Central: Apurment House | EUROPEAN PLAN.Cleangand bright Furnished Rooms.Phone 2153.24 PALACEIHILL, Quebec.From Berthier .,.500 am St.Jean .6.30 am \u201cSt Michel .\u201cSt Laurent .800 a.m.Y Quebec .415 pm 3 A LEDFRED | Sewer ae : D eGred Laval snd McGill) On Sundays: pm] } 3 CeVIL ENGINEER Leaving Quebec .7.30 am.1.10 p.m.And from St Jean .5.30 p.m.On Saturday this Steamer will make a trip from Quebec to Berthier, so - .SPECIALTY WATER WORKS © Lie) Jobm St.Qurbec.Phone S48.+ Leaving Quebec succes 200 pm ; Returning at.eee, 9.30 pm.| Gaspe Steamship Line 58 LADY OF GASPE.Delightful Trip to Gaspe and Baie Des Chaleurs $26.00 For round trip (8 days) including \u2018meals and berth.Next sailings.June 17th and July ist.Excellent accom._modation for 100 tourists.| For tickets apply to PIANO ! HONE & RIVET, 31 Buade st.} F.8.STOCKING, 82 St.Louis Bt.À = Or BOUCHARD BROS.Managers, Just receiving a mew stock of 40 Dalhousie St.Planes taom the leading mang.facturers.$10.00 Cash * $6.00 par month a \\ wœilliput acbeautitu | North Shore Steamship Line, : Mail and Passenger Service.: 85.\u201cARANMORE,\u201d ARTHUR LAVIGNE Capt, O.Sherrer.Proposed sailings during Jue from Quebre to Natashquan, via all intermediate ports of calf.SATURDAY.JUNE P.14th and 28th, AT 7 PM.p.m, day of sailing.Por rates of passage ad freight, and other information.anpiy te ! HOLLIDAY BROS.\u2018Phone 359.101 $t.Peter §¢.\\ST.LAWRENCE HALL | MONTREAL Magnificent new entrance on | St.James Street.200 Rooms (many with baths attached.) European rate from $1.00 per Le | day.per day.7.15 a.m.! southwest.when »t became clear, and ! contimued se up to Quebecsat Vancouver at 4.30 p.m.on Satur- \u2018day.7th instant.as to give citizens an \u201cpportunity of ; enjoying the cool breeze on the river, , à 10 p.m.yesterdas.mnorimg at the |! Breakwater.! Freight will be received Up to 2 American Plan from 82.59 | mg up the river.CUNARD LINE Steamer Ansrma.Lieut.G.8.MeNeil.R.D.R.N.R.frem Southampton, arrived in port at 7:30 p.m.yesterday and moored at the Breakwater.The Ansonia brought out 73 cabin and 1092 third-cluss passengers and a general carge.She will land her passengers this morming.Lieut.Me Neil reports ¢oid weather up to the ice track; then ing from lat.44 n.up to 49 n.; clear off Cape Race: fog irom Lamb Rock to Bird Rock.with ; northwest wind, which shifted to ! RS C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Empress of Russia docked DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Cassandra.Captain Mitchell, from Glasgnn.arrived in port She brought out 366; cahin, 690 third class pas